The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-27


friends. The social features OF the even
ing made the occasion most enjoyab
one. and all present agreed that the eyei
was one Of the mos, pleasant ever witness
ed BY them. Florist Shultx displayed O.
cellent taste 10 the arrangement OF u
beautiful flowers and rare pla3ts, an
Caterer jackson surpassed himself. Th
newly welded couple left on the 81
train for Philadelphia, and will make u
extended trip through the Southern an
Eastern States,
ARLINGTON.
DIR. Wyman Of Manchester Centre wa
10 town Monday,
Geo. White son OF l.. f. White, VIII
formerly resided here and now lives q
Hoosick Falls, N. T., was In town owe
Sunday.
Mr.. Ralph Smith is away from HON
for few days Cap. Cullinan runs to tn
depot for the Arlington House during Mr.
Smiths absence.
All who attended the Masonic Uniol
ut Manchester Centre last week report {
very pleasant time. The supper was I
grand affair and reflects great credit upoI
the proprietor of the Colburn House, Mr.
l.. Shatiner.
Comrades Adams, Gault and Warner
attended the g. A. X. encsmpment at st
Adams last week, comrade Adams as Pos
Commander and comrade Gault as dele
gate They report large attendance and
the usual good time.
The J. G. Mccullough. one of the new
engines on the B. 4 Il. Railroad was de-
rallied here, near the upper switch, last
Friday night, which caused quite little
excitement. II required the help Of the
wrecking train to get it on the rails again
The 7 p. IN. train was delayed about three
hours.
The old Arlington Dramatic Club was
reorganized last Thursday evening and the
officers elected o. NJ. Barber,
Business manager; e. G. Woodwork.
Stage Manager; II. X. Shaw, Secretary and
Treasurer; John Coproy, Musical Director.
1t is expected that first-class play will
soon be presented to the public here.
The annual January thaw has arrived
md the huge banks Of snow are rapidly
disappearing, at this writing the rain is
pouring in torrents and the water is run
hing 10 every direction. 1t looks as though
he lumbermen would have to rest awhile.
Since writing the above about the weather
he rain has turned into snow and the
prospect for fine sleighing again is good.
The water 10 the Roaring Branch got very
Ugh before the thsw caught cold and one
4 the bridges near Crums shop, on the
main road to the steam mill, was swept
way. We have heard Of no further
lamage,
WEST ARLINGTON
Miss Flossie Eaton is home from AL
any, N. Y.
Miss Mile Hanaman was home from
sunderland last week.
Mrs. +. o. Hanaman was in Sunder-
md last week visiting her parents.
Mrs. Il G. Mckee Is, with her three
oDs, spending the week in Cambridge.
The warm weather OF Saturday and
unday took the greater part Of the snow
A.
Mrs. Clinton Hard, OF East Arlington,
pent few days last week in this part Of
he town at her fathers, Andrew Hama
ian.
There will be ''csp" party at Mrs.
|. J. Eaton's gu Wednesday evening,
eb. End, for the benefit OF the church.
uriog the evening supper will be sery-
consisting Of all kinds OF goodies, in
uding some OF those nice cream pies
hich always have front seat at such
arties here 10 West Arlington. A cordial
.vitstion Is extended to all
NORTH BESsisoroS.
--issish Madison, . charter member OF
acker Lodge. No As. i. a A. NJ, was
uficd with Masonic honors last Thursday.
large mum Der OF the brethren we're pres.
II. and at meeting held after the ser
ces the following resolutions we're unani.
ously adopted:
Whereas; Death has again invaded our
INKS and removed from Us our beloved
.other Isaiah Msttison, . charter mem
y OF Tucker Lodge.
Rssoiresf; That we are hereby called TO
ourn the loss OF one who has dnring the
tire existence Of this Lodge been deeply
ieresied in its welfare.
Reso(soi; That We desire hereby to re-
"a our esteem for Brother Matilson. a.
true aud worthy brother aud an upright :
lixrn.
kesoirei; That while We humbly submit,
the will OF Him who doe,h sill things
III, wc feel that as Lodge, we have sns-
iaed al iueparble loss in the death OF
Il brother. whose good aud valuable
uncii. and ever ready assistance IN our
Dor will long be remcmb b, 2. "a and missed I
rs.
Resolred That 10 the hours OF our griei
remember those TO whom oar brother
q connected by closer ties, and tender
them our cordial sympathy.
R,soirod; That the Jewels OF the Lodge
dnped for thirty days 10 token OF our
spect for his memory. and that these res-
iiions be spread upon the records.
Rescref. Tia, copy Of these resolu
Ins be sen, 10 the family Of the deceased
a be Published 10 the Bennington Baa-
: snd Manchester JcuExAL =
Lodge closed.
Z. O. HouaHTos. !
Y ". Hown. COMMITTEE.
a. y. Msrusox.
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